Voter Turnout ‘Light’ In Morning Hours In Lakewood

[PHOTO of Senator Singer voting this morning] Voting staff tell TLS voter turnout this morning has been ‘light’. Similarly, in the Primary Elections, some polling stations only saw several dozen voters by 1:00 PM, after being open for 7 hours. The Primaries however, were held Erev Shavuos.

Polls close at 8:00 PM.

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Anonymous
13 years ago

People are working and learning! Nothing light about either one of those!

Anonymous
13 years ago

Its Reb Nosson Tzvi’s levaya, were to shocked to move.

like it is
13 years ago

voting is a waste of time!

Hello!
13 years ago

The average Lakewood citizen cannot tell you who is running let alone what they stand for. People like to complain but when there is a real chance to make some lasting changes, everyone cops out.

If you are reading this and have not voted,go now and do your duty!

Anonymous
13 years ago

I went out at around 1:00 and I was only #34 in my district.

remember!
13 years ago

The man we elect will be the one responsible to clear our streets after a blizzard.

wow
13 years ago

#3 that is why we have (moderated) in office now. people like u

guest
13 years ago

Lakewood is an Ir Hatorah and in light of everything we have no time for politics.

david
13 years ago

How can I go vote after such a day of Tzar. This is no day for lies and politics but some reflection on our matzav.

Anonymous
13 years ago

The photo of the senator looks like he’s about to break into song and/or dance.

Go Vote
13 years ago

its important to vote and many Rabbanim have always held that we should vote. For those learning they could go Bain Hazemanim or they could have gone early this morning as the polling places opened at 6am. If we don’t vote then we only have ourselves to blame when politicians don’t care about the opinions of their Jewish constituents.

#10
13 years ago

hilarious!

Anonymous
13 years ago

I went to vote after 7:30 and there wasnt a long wait but definitely a line waiting to vote and my nuumber was past 2000 im not sure how many there are in my district and what the other half of the slphabet was up to but thats way better then 34